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GoogIenlarge: Greasemonkey script of the day
by Ryan Sullivan Mar 15th 2007 at 9:00AM
Still not satisfied with the new Google Image search page? This Greasemonkey script should make things a bit easier. With GoogleNlarge, you just need to do your Google image search as you normally would. Only now you only need to hover your mouse over the google thumbnail image and leave the rest up to the Greasemonkey script.
Hovering over the thumbnails will make the full sized image appear on the side of the screen. The only thing you need for this script is Firefox and Greasemonkey... and obviously Google image search results, too.
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Spenser said 11:04AM on 3-15-2007
Hey, I tried this out, its pretty good, props for the idea! I had to change the domain it works on so that it works on sites other than google.com (ie, google.ca) but other than that it is pretty good. For some reason 1/2 the images wont show, not sure if they are actually down or if my computer is bugging out the script.
w/e
Thank!
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